Fictitious Facts I: Cultivation of a Murderer

In 1958 Don Scotsdon and his family migrated from England to Australia and settled in an isolated community far removed from the social processes of urbanization, an area which could hold part blame for impeding the personal development of its society. At first he grew to enjoy friendships and the rustic lifestyle because it afforded him childish pleasures and gratifications, but over time his friends developed hostilities. Whether as a consequence of their setting or inadequate nurturing, they presented a variety of personality and psychological disorders. Don's principle belief it was sinful to harm humans or creatures was tested, when; in 1973 his so called friends induced a committal of ungodly evil upon a girl he knew, he was left in a quandary; walk away or avenge her murder. The only answer was revenge. In seeking retribution he became judge and jury in honour of the silent dead, and the circumstances and events following provided cause for a series of felonious executions to meet his moral convictions.